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ALFREDO_JR
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BBC MOTOR PROTECTION RELAY ITX-193-332-S2

07/02/2009 5:24 AM

Dear ALL,

Please help me get coordination/ trip curves for motor protection relay ITX-193-332-S2.

I have been searching the web, and couldn't find the relevant information which we can incorporate in ETAP 5.5.6.

Thanks and Best regards,
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elkangorito
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Re: BBC MOTOR PROTECTION RELAY ITX-193-332-S2

07/02/2009 8:04 AM

1] since you didn't provide a brand name, ask the manufacturer of the relay.

2] ETAP 5.5.6 means absolutely nothing to me.

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Re: BBC MOTOR PROTECTION RELAY ITX-193-332-S2

07/02/2009 8:28 AM

Hello ALFREDO JR

BBC (Brown Boveri & Cie ?) became ABB in the late 1980's through a merger.

Try Contacting ABB or Satin American . They should be able to help you with cross-reference data on a newer product that is the same or similar to the relay you have.

Hope this helps you.

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